Notice of Upcoming Parking and Traffic Changes at Riverside

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Update as of Feb. 4: The start date for these changes will be later. We will provide an update when the new timeline is available.


Beginning in late February, the Riverside surface parking lot next to 3 Riverside Drive in Roanoke will close so we can build the future Carilion Taubman Cancer Center.

A New Era of Clinical Communication

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We are introducing a new communication tool for inpatient and Emergency Department staff within our hospital facilities. Designated staff in these departments will receive iPhones to help increase communication efficiency. This initiative aims to provide a secure, integrated system that enhances workflow and patient care.

Why iPhones?

Together We Can: Join Us in Supporting Cancer Survivors

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Each year, about 19 million people are diagnosed with cancer. Finding emotional, psychological, social and physical support is important for recovery.

Whether newly diagnosed or long-time survivors, join our friendly quarterly get-togethers for light snacks and mutual support. Connect with fellow survivors and your care team to stand united against cancer and learn how to thrive as a survivor. 

Save the Dates for our upcoming events:

Carilion History: This Year is Our 125th Anniversary!

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How It All Began

Carilion is not an overnight success story. Our roots run deep in the region, touching generations of families in the Roanoke and New River Valleys and beyond.

If the system is best represented as a tree, then Roanoke Hospital Association (RHA) is the trunk of that tree.

RHA was founded in the late 1800s to help raise funds for building Roanoke’s first hospital. As a result of RHA’s efforts, Roanoke Hospital—which is today CRMH—was chartered in 1899 and opened in 1900.

Share Your Wear Red Day Photos on the Wow Wall

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Cardiovascular disease kills more women than all forms of cancer combined and yet only 44% of women recognize that cardiovascular disease is their greatest health threat.

Help us spread awareness on Friday, Feb. 7 as we come together at various locations to celebrate the American Heart Association's National Wear Red Day!

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